Eastern University - Log Yearbook (St Davids, PA)

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SIGMA ETA CHI ttSigma Goes Swissh, was the rush week theme that provided this lit with overwhelming success. The years activities included Sunday tfsingst, at the Caley Nursing Home in Wayne, monthly prayer meetings, and candy sales at home basket- ball games. The highlight of the year for new members was the impressive Installation Service which welcomed them as members of Sigma Eta Chi. OFFICERS: Nancy Morgan, Treasurer; Margaret Fry, Sec- retary; Lucretia Towle, Vice-President; Jane Martinson, President. FIRST ROW: C. Rumberger, 0. Powell, E. Hale, L. Bixby, N. Newell, E. Billups, R. Davis, M. Kinsman, E. Vough, R. Barker, C. Steele, C. McDaniel; SECOND ROW: J. Dahl, G. Reckless, M. Fry, L. Hodges, M. Johnson, C. Trindle, J. Meissner, C. Paul, M. Edwards, A. Middleton, D. Maxell; THIRD ROW: L. Leupold, L. Pullen, J. Braun, N. Tomajko, S. Scamman, L. Meeden, K. Lord, M. VanCise, P. Seagren, J. Hahn, J. Martinson; FOURTH ROW: E. Veninga, N. Morgan, C. Parker, B. Helms, J. Hendrickson, M. Barr, M. Rinell, N. Read, L. Alexander, M. Hall, J. Hirt, M. Lindberg, R. Kemp, C. Miller, S. Fomey, L. Towle, P. Fuller, E. Eastbum, L. Myers, N. Salamun. r ? 4-.M mevmummwiw .

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LAMBDA PI KAPPA Lambda Pi Kappa was formed early in 1959 as a result of the feeling that more literary societies were needed because of the schoolts growth. Lambda has continued to grow rapidly and still maintain its early-won reputation as the lit of fun and fellowship. OFFICERS: D. Cass, Parliamentarian; H. Bunting, Chap- lain; G. McCuIdy, President; C. Kruhm, Vice-President; J. Gibbs, Secretary; R. Cassidy, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: R. Williams, R. Cassidy, D. Inazu, J. Gibbs, C. Kruhm; SECOND ROW: R. Moqn, R. Kennett, D. Lyman, H. Bunting, A. Thomas, R. Krivos, B. Lukens; THIRD ROW: 5. Learning, D. Sedziol, A. Kelmerelt, L. Thoren, A. Hunsberger; FOURTH ROW: C. Evans, D. Cass, G. McCurdy, K. Carpenter.

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Pl IOTA CHI 1960-1961 was a good year for Pi Iota Chi Men,s Literary Society. In the second year of Harold Johnsorfs presidency, Pisces had a highly suc- cessful rush week, the rwults of which increased the groupgs number to the extent that it became the largest men1s lit; and the campus became dotted with the snappy.Pisces blazers. The so- ciety1s functions, including a smorgasbord and a spaghetti dinner, were well attended, as were the monthly lit nights which proved to be both informative and entertaining. AS usual, the OFFICERS: Walter Swank, Vice-President; Harold Johnson, famous Pisces spirit reigned throughout the President; Lewis Bowers, Secretary; Peter Bolster, Treasurer. year. if Rigbvck S Webahv H. $oknson Pres. W. S't'l'tk threa. D. Rabmson B Skemgms E, ptckavd D1 Greene